Wrongful Convictions

This week, Luca Cheli discussed his analysis of Judge Alessandro Nencini’s Motivation Document that reinstated the guilty verdicts for Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito, with Bruce Fischer on the Injustice Anywhere Radio Program. The first detailed analysis of Nencini’s ruling titled: “Knox and Sollecito: Dissection of a Conviction” is now available in English. Luca is a member of the Injustice Anywhere Advisory Board …

In 2001, Jamie Snow was wrongfully convicted for the 1991 murder of a gas station attendant during an apparent armed robbery at the Clark Super 100 Station located at 802 E. Empire St. in Bloomington, Illinois. Jamie was home with his family on the other side of town when the crime occurred. He is currently being represented by the University …

How Patty Wlasiuk died. Authored by: Tim Richards—Private Eye, United Kingdom The death of Patty Wlasiuk over a decade ago should be a relatively simple story of a tragic accident but it has become more than that as it became the story of a miscarriage of justice which does not reflect well on the American criminal justice system. Peter Wlasiuk …

Amanda Knox can be definitively excluded as being in the CCTV footage recently released by the Italian investigative TV show Quarto Grado, for the simple reason that the unidentified woman (above) displays a unique body type that is unquestionably incompatible with Amanda Knox: she is obese. Quite possibly, morbidly obese. (See the Quarto Grado program clip this article is based …

November 1, 2007, Perugia, 9:03pm.  CCTV Telecamera #7, located in a garage across the street from Via Della Pergola 7, captures the image of a woman walking into the garage, seven years later that image has resurfaced and some are speculating if it might be Amanda Knox, the roommate of slain exchange student Meredith Kercher of Britain.  The same camera also …